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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15
OUR CITY'S CHRISTMAS TRADE.

Our City Trade appears to be booming and blooming. All the forecasts of the coming festive season are presented with taste and we may add temptation. The store windows are decorated with more than the usual elaboration of Christmas tide, and we are pleased GO add that there is already an amount of patronage to fill the coffers and gladden. the hea:ts of our enterprising store-keepers. Of course the DEMOCRAT advertisers stand easily first in the matter of decorative display. We give this evening another instalment of the DEMOCRAT Business Directory. E. T. TURNER & CO,
 of Bank street, have made most credita- ble show. Just read their advertisement in another column, and then proceed to their place of business. Do not be satis- fled with the glance from without, but boldly go in and examine the goods, and you will find that all the professions they put forward and all the promises they Novelties and Christmas Toys in wonder full variety; things suited for gifts to young and old; and things needful in home use in addition to the articles of their ordinary trade are there in most tempting array.
 F. J. RAMETTI
 Is the headquarters for Woonsocket Rub- Der goods. 16 East Main street comes to the front with most seasonable articles. Having regard to the condition of ou streets, present and prospective, the protec- tion of the feet is an absolute prerequisite to health; and the Woonsocket Rubber boots, as well as overcoats, will be found equal to the necessities.
 D. B. WILSON CO.,,
 Of ii East Main street, in addition to an extensive stock of General Hardware suit ed for any time or season, have not been unmindful of appliances for enjoyment in the days of frost ard snow. They have put in supply of skates and sleds of all sizes, styles and patterns; and young and old can be presented with them at moder- ate prices.
 WATERBURY ONE-PRICE CLOTHING co. Have put forward the annual invoice of Holiday goods; frs, class material at low est-cla5s cost, and with the additional at traction and security, as the name of the firm indicates, of only one price. Cloaks, Hat1: Caps, Furnishing Goods and all the other requirements for Ladies' and Gentle mems wear, for personal use or for gifts to IrlenOS, Will De IOund Tn variety at the store, 106 Bank street.
 w. F. DILLON
 calls upon the public to visit his store, S4 East Main street, and judge for themselves of the great bargains there obtainable in Books, Toys, Dolls and Plush Goods of all kinds for the holidays. We most heartily give our recommendation to MT. Dillon's appeal. The stock in all these departments iS 1arOa and va.io1. octo ho gratiied and every purse accommodated. Excellence of article and moderation of price are the ruling conditions of the busi- ness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15

appear in quite different light from that revealed on the paper itself. The Attorney Terry said was out of question, as the law was very definite and positive in that regard, but he said that conditions of the Scovill Co., might be complied with by the city agreeing to pay the company additional damages in case of any sewer assessments, or words to that effect. Other conditions were being discussed at the hour of gaing to press. The committee
 will probably report to the sewer board this evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15
Sever Assessments.

The Board of Sewer Commissioners of the city of Waterbury at meeting held December q 1887 assessed persons and corporations owning prop. erty on Dublin, Orange, East Main and Baldwin one of an Ordinance relating to Sewers, as fol lows:
 DUBLIN STREET.
 Katherine Kelly, $98 Ss; The Scovill Manufac- turing company, $414; Bridget Heffernan (wife of Mortimer Heffernan), $6O3.
 ORANGE STREET.
 Patrick Coyle, $37 5O estate of Thomas Martin, $67 24; Charles H. Horn, $63 Fred E. Vogel. $63 75; Charles Pelkins, $180 49; Patrick McMahon, $43 5O Rany, $S4 30; Charles A: Melchinger, $79 12; Will liam B. Dudley, $99 Ellen V. Case, $57 D: Mary Eta Brzezinski, $5 75; Thomas M. Hill, $57; Brid- get Cass $78.
 EAST MAIN STREET.
 Willis c. Hall and estate of Gardner M. HalI, $1S; Patrick Coyle, $51 Margaret CorTigan, $75; Margaret J. Gribben, $9O; Michael Mulholland, $43 50; Margaret A. Dougherty, $59 65; Patrick Coyle, $9O The Hall & Upson company, $171 97; John P Friend, $52 5O John Corcoran, $75; estate 1Shn snan6a Hart Mrs Bridget Hefernan SIT Inn, Corr $64 30; Mortimer Heffernan, $90; Phoebe E. wilson Bridgeport, Conn), $82 50; Joseph Corr $45; Ann Agnew $75; John F. Friend, $131 %; Ed ward D Rush, $7O 50; Catherine Kelly, $sO1.
 BALDWIN STREET.
 Estate of Thomas Martin, $85 B: The Center school District, $132 12; estate of Thomas DOna n mMe, $l15 70; Thomas F1tzslmons $S9; owen thompson, $165; James COughlan, $166 50; John O,Meili, Jr, and Robert A. Lowe, $f2 D. The foregoing assessments become due and pay able December 12, 1887, and will be received by City Attorney Geo E. Terry at his office ill Irving Attest,- E. c. KLDUFF,
 City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

H. g. Hotohkiss has a gang of masons at work on the north chimney of the Town Hall. It is to be raised some 15 feet for the purpose of getting better draft.
 Ellen J. Sheehan died yesterday after noon at the age of GA years. The funeral will take place Friday morning.
 Fiber Lines of Middletown, brother of Goodell Lines, was in town yesterday.
 The windows of the several stores in town present Holiday appearance, and as all the shops are running on full time mer- chants expect very large Christmas trade.
 The third sociable of the Wheel Clubs series will begin tonight at the "Gem."
 John Hawkins, formerly of this place but now located in Bridgeport, spent yes terday in town.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15
The Naugatuck Road Books.

The books of the Naugatuck Railroad company were closed yesterday and will be reopened January 4th. Persons whose names were recorded yesterday on the stock books of the company, will receive January 2d divided checks at the rate of $5 pei share. These checks will be sent out January 1st from the office of the New York, New Haven & Hartford of this city, the Naugatuck railroad office in Bridge port having been abandoned since the lease. The clerical labor connected with the Naugatuck railroad accounts is now under the direction of w. L. Squire, at the Union depot in New Haven
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15

Florida and Jamaica Oranges, Malaga and Catawba grapes, New Table Nuts, etc., at w. N. Ladds.
 You can get an oyster stew or meal at all hours at Poppe's 113 Bank st.
 You can get good dinner at the Waver- 1y house for 35 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15
Wilson's Point an Important Point.

Wilson's Point an Important Point.
 One of the current stories is that the New York and New England managers contemplate withdrawing the through freight via Harlem river from the Consoli- dated road and taking it on their own floats to Wilson's Point at Norwalk. There they would put it on the Danbury and Nor walk and shit tbe cars to the New Eng land track at Eawleyville, thus getting the whole haul
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15
neath in rerrxyille.

Charles L. Dayton, son of Samuel Day ton, of Watertown, died of typhoid fever at Terryville yesterday, aged 36 years. The funeral will take place from his late resi- dence at 10 o'clock Saturday and from the Congregational church in Watertown at l o'clock
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15
Long Time Getting There.

Here we are in Meriden wrangling about paying the Mayor paltry $500 salary, while in Waterbury Monday night, both boards of the Common Council passed resolution fixing the salary of the Mayor there at &, ,OOO. That's just abont the sum that should be paid here and Meriden is just as well able to pay it as Waterbury, Meriden Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-15
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
WATERBURY vs. BRIDGEPORT.

WATERBURY VS. BR1DGEPORT.
 The Waterbury polo team won at Bridge port last night, by the score of to 3, in an interesting game. Frazier played fine game for Waterbury receiving great ap= plause. For the Bridgeports Abercrombie and Beeson did good work, but received miserable srpDOrt The score.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Charles Hagisnl. aged about IS years,
1ho has been making his home Tor the past
three years with bis uncle Lgc.us Nedder,
Il painter residing al % Oak-si.. has been
missing sine last Friday. About 8 o'c,o, K
that night Fedier said ie was goin- Gov i
'1r-u aGI ~ GLAND SAID he woa,d accom-
aany li.t. hut before gOinE he took a num-
oeF al shells ont Of bureau drawer and
said 8e Ess 20 ng 70 .,et his gun at Nsrriifs
livery stable, where he had previously lefl
u. all ari. Z it home BON mon came
down oyn. Ha<'aua saiHg 10 the barn ard
Neljer st.enf.n-t) SONS erTalds. [ pom gel
ting ready - Iesuyn Ned1er waited awhile
Tor Hagiand, but As De cii nos come
went home. Inquiry shows that Ha-
land remslDel a Mernlls barn Unti. about
j. clock on TIE =. sh- in question and
tAen lef- taking bis gun With him saying
he was gCins hone. Since iAan nothing
Ia, beea heard ot lis whereabouts lie bat
been SICK tor some days and vas not feeling
vel when he started from nome N=disr
Thought that possibly Hsgland hal gone 10
his oil home Lat,r4nEs. lad, where his
parents reside. and wro.e there, bat has re-
csive. an snswer - the effect lhas the
missing uan has not been seen a. that
place. uaxand was IS years old, tail ani
siim; dark complexion. sb9ut six feet two
inches, had on a striped pair Of pants. light
coat aai vest, and a soft hat Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

EORTG AGE SALE.-Default hAvir been made
III IN the confitiyrs ~ CERTAIN roftga-e
dated The Zoih az II July. Is>o executed b.
Charles II. Brosn aud ran }. Brown. OF era "a
agiis. Kent coeniy Msfbigen, . layid BIC
Ggcsn o. Q c sane pace, and recorded IN tho
ofUCc ~ the Regis c. q bfcds 4 Kent county.
On the sgtc OF Michigan. OF tee 18th day Of III.
j.. 49, a. 4. o n CO y N. IA liter 10 o.
mortgages. ga pace ls', by which the power Of
sale there n contained has become operative. AMI
said moft.age containing he following cove
payment o4 thc AID interest or sny part there o.
or OF snF insiRiimeu'a Of pri;-s tpal. or 90 Any
paft thergo Ca any day whereup8n the same Is
made pay abe a above EXPIRE S,ed, an1 should
the same reu1etn unpaid and 81 arrear fOr the
spare rf sixty dsvS. then AMI fro - thcuceforth.
thas 4 10 Sas after the ispxe OF the sid sixty
DAYS 80 ulucn 81 the Aforesaid principal sum OF
81 hundred dClisfs as reIuslns unpaid with eli
arTrsEc ~ Interest thereon. sail ~ the option Of
said oo.is'e. his executors, administrators or
ass rrs tecouie and - due sud payable inme-
diafay thereafter. although ire period above
limited for She payment tbegeli msy not then
have EXPIRED. anything h-rein before 90 in nd
Promisssry 3 o o contained 70 n ce1trsry iaeseoi
IN SOY ri-e 10 viihstsnfing mi tHe futeFss;
On ssid prinrinal sum mentioned In SAID mort
gaze. due ard payable January i+th. A - l-s7.
a. sell tie install 1lert n iuteffst ora said
PRINCIPAL sum due aud raysfIe July 2g'h u
iSs- As ur0ritei IN SAID NOR gage. nos having
been nli3 SIS herein srreed. sui n0r having been
pate Z tr.s dafs -epfruf 1sT oh a II fNs1s nor
a. g. and fle saii lane. Ncff0wsa. MORTGAGE
harin- esr.f3 fnst the Whole amount 81 sid
unrfrsFr rorrc 1vr a11 which riprg 2 there
- cialrsei ID . one ard ravahle a. tfe fsfc of
fol ars and ainr ty nine ce1ts Tai 10 SUIT n I'm
ell asf.is eee1 i.stliried e. ier e. RI, over
tts AZ ts7T remsin NJ socared - saldsno rtgsxs.
>ote- j. hersh7 given rat on Friasv ths sth
far 10 Deem 81 30 -. - teD csors tie
o~snoon oi fhsf Gas. q re irons tooT OF tho
f.sr. Horse u t1e ity ~ 8 rs1c Ran s. Ia che
f..arv ~ kcct an stsfe - Michirrn said
Nnn-i tf0see s1-r to@ g. u ere
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

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to- telei,zze sie. 49,. cas- ga
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

goaa Kzpp~g 1saaasf Fs1urss1 soUs lass
sssE,1K-
81 F'llsr. q BIZ Rapids sas ia tsEn
gss-sai44-
l. Brai-fn. 81 Holland. Ma as IL rs
cay sesteg4Ay
y O. HsaEy. q 6rAEa Rsplss sss n
i1sa yesterday.
Geo. a. Carpeetsf. Of Ckicaxo. ~ss a. TIE
occiesa,al E0tel yesterday.
Pie Poisce Board kss Instructed tie
lls<i ~ Posse O. sex Ia tkrrs = 40 more
ca glsylng 90 eanaay-
most en5oys6ls tinss Vas had al the
r.li zivcn ~ tue Scandlnsyi4n Ala soc.sty
ia gleir nal % East Western ave AS
ese1i1s.
Rossa BIOS hsve jast resolved a new linz
u sDeds fron TIE L2st. Aew, II Tie yOUaz
Hsn want - iOok nsst and tl3y they VII
cal and exaHlns hls stOck-
TIE alarm II IRE Vas given Yesterday
morning ~ 5 clock, caused by toe barn
~ u blacksmith shop 0snei 0y G. J.
Hanlton, lover town Dam4ge, $3.50.
RsmembeF The ofice Of the TELKaKAA-
IL ERALD has removed 10 Miller block. 40
WestsFn-aye, ia tbs otlce formerly SCc1-
ped b James y Hara as = lAw Office.
Jacob lesson returned home yesterday
morning from Lansing where he has been
attending = meeting Of the state Board Of
Pharmacy. They examined 81 applicants,
s. for macis.'s certificates and for
assistants The Board will hold It's next
meeting 10 Grand Rapids on the nrst Tues
dag ia March.
ChAs Powers and h. ODousll were ar
re- ell early yesterday morning. on suspi-
c.oh % bgezking into the Washington Hoo
lei. Powers was formerly bartender ia
the Washington Hotel, and o Doaell i his
chum. TIE night clerk. Jas. COlllsier,
heard a noise ia the bar room about /
y clock a. N. and went there, but could no.
discover auy signs OF anyone Then az
O'Clock he heard the noise again, 50 he 4,
0acs fastened - the storeroom where they
hai entered, ard caught one Of them by
the ARA. 4 pairOlnaa was notified ami
they were BOTH taken 10 headquarters where
they will await trial.
4 man By the name OF Orin McCsrty.
al insane man. wss cau;urei Yesterday
morning by one of the pauOimen. aud was
taken % the Jail for sals keeping. He
saws that bis home IS ia Chicago and that
he came over here on the propeller Sgai-
low. Sheriff Nelson notinet the captain
az TIE swallow. thinking perhaps be might
hsve been enc OF The crew Oh the boat but
The captain informed him that all he knew
OF hIfn j. that he came over With him from
Clicsgo ca the boa. he saws he thought
BE scfcd someahat strange when he Was
0n board Tie boat. but thought that he vas
snnleNhat intoxicated, tut Il appears that
te Il. really gFaLF
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
Health is Wealth.

Dr. Z c. Vests Nerve sns Brain Trcatncnt .
guaranteed specific lof iiys'eria bz1iues.. Ooes-
ynlsions f1gs. Nervous NeuFAsis Headache.
Nervou, Pf0sirntieB caused ~ the use ~ aicohul
or iobsooo. MSkefa Ecss. Aentki depression.
eofteninS 81 to- hrsia resulting IA iaeaniis and
leading - "a lsrfs, otlay end aoAtt. frcr1a ftre
Old Age. iAfrenness Loss 81 EONcf in either
sex lnv0 untars losses and S!rfH atorrhpea
cause by okrr-cHerlon ~ thc rrain. - abuse
or overindulgrnoe Each Lo1 contains oas
months Treatment 8 l0x az "a boxes ioF
IS sent ~ he prepaid 90 rccs % 9 pr.oe.
WE GUARANTEE slN 8OAE.
TO curt sny case. with ca D orosr received IN
"a FOR Ak boxes, accompanied with - .e vii
sen0 The purchaser our written guarantee % re
fund the money, II TIE treatment does moi effect
cilro- Guarantee bsaeo only ~
w. II. TiBBS, DRUGGIST,
sole AgcuL
120 Monroe-st.. GRAND Hs pids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
For Ke5,f--HOuSes.

no RENT-NO 49, MADlSON-AVE HOUSE
| seven rooms, newly Taintsd and pspored
from Top 10 bottom Possession Immediately.
Half block from street cars. Inquire Al Mai.soa-
ave 800
NOR RENT-NO. . JEFFERSON-AVE, FUR
L Eished. hath room, water closet. gas. FIRE
place, etc. 50. No q Heurys'., 81: No. AS
Jef.enOH ave. SIC. No ~ kellogg ct. SIS. No "a
Cbareas;.. az: No. - James 81. sl2: No 753
Wealth. ave; s.. All but one within half a
block or street cars Luton & button.
UOR RENT-TWO SUITS or SEVEN ROOMS
4 both IN new residence block, corner Of Court
and AiicD-sts. with all convenience. including
the patent AIdine heating crate. Also store in
EoOu location lttcd w for a meat market rent
low Also house Of three rooms. one Of four
rooms and orc Of seven rooms all the above
within Eve minutes walk Of Tower Clock ln
qu.re 81 b. ". barnard. S5 Allen-st, corner 4 St
NernCnst. 80
T'Oz RES1--A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE
! for several months % q re>ponslble party
without chi5rsu- Apply 20 rs 0.saWast. s0j
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

DokE IFFe-F ENTEn-t FFH pT ~ ass
n tas-ze-s g. -ssfrstts .rrs .lsr f~s r 1-rss
rrrtsrae
fres hcT rsse ~ 1zee a
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II Saw srrrs u af ga. -ree ert -rs~z a.
srr.s --ou ezsT e - TeeF- -s7 sosr1 6 sress
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rssr Nne-a@ re rseezee hrezes
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ssc1 sVeN ~ ~ r,n sst ~kaf. ~ a-szss s.ss
sns - nser.s - ~ - 80 = rsx4 a.
k<.A q a. sa-asFsz- Frssg-es~r
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

TIE most prominent hsra~af store in
this city reports just as predlted recent
~ thar the demand Tor coal stoves IS fall
in- of greatly on sccount Of the corner in
coal. The dealers are biting OF their own
noses. sud il the local agents don't LOOK
sbzrp IL will SOU be too ate 20 remedy The
mischief they are deliberately doing 70 their
osn trade With the best beech and maple
wood AZ $3.50 and 300 per cord people will
never consent 70 ne gouged 20 the tune of
over g. - Ter ton for the very inferior ar
ticle of coal being supplied 70 local Gus
toners this year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
WHAT II Mans.

To The man or woman who has never
been IN the word health is meaningless.
But 10 tn one who he's suffered and de-
SPARED health appears as a priceless boon.
TO the thousands of unfortunate women
who sse suffering from some OF the many
forms OF weaknesses or irregularities pecu-
har to their sex DR.. Piercc's FavOrite Pre-
scription holds forth the promise of =
speedy restoration OF this priceless boon"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

TAX shout the power = 5nsncs
r.lnieF's INK has tone more FOR The
word than al re gold minss and bank
iaz heuees ~ creation. Ihe pen l. ten
Thousand iod miEhier than VAvrxB-
Birrs bsnk scccuaf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

They have = nan IN a c0untY political
ccu-ze Ia tova. vhe besis tbe tickek.
sud hIs name - SwrKSEH There wou'd
be ne fan 10 Inst r the opposition nom
ires da cot happen 70 be : nolorsoas
hrrse doctor
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

EOR sAIE- A FARM OF FORTY ACRES. OR
/ viii trade for caty property Require 60
Inyision-st s9I
EOR SAIE-WfLL SILL AZ EXCEPTION
4 ally coed bushes, stand GA line OF raiiflhd
stock. store room. with dwelling attached THIS
location possesses superior advantages. For
terms. elc.. address. Prosperity, Box .. Telegram
o1ice 81
CYPREss, ASH. OAK AND GUN LANDS IN
- Ark q a. Ei-o large race - iOrr Ell pne
leeied ~..a .peciai c-f,. IA II - ~ - y
Al t.>dsl 16f
CHGIcE PINE LANDS IL UPPER AND
Y Lower Peninsula also ia Wisconsin q ~ Mia
nesOta. A. r. Anusdtl gsgf
I ARGE TRACT or PINE LAND, GLIDING
u mil ia AiasHmas a. grea, baTgsi1 a A.
An.isuei. 2sltf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Ceclozisss show low Va have PASSED
through ihe stone age. sue bronze ass.
TIE ron AZ and he zoi3 age. Judging
frorr ths bo0d's and bribery business x
Cb,csz, sd New Nork. "a should cal
lhs lse steal aze.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
For kepf--Roon,x.

pON KLNl-t CKNIsHED fRONf ROOM. i0l
L James,. %
rOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS SINGLE OR
L in suites. All ire no fern improvements
Centrally located, near ~ puucipa. notcls aud
theatres kc1t, reasonable. Ne~ Esthbun. 3
AID - NaicnoJs.. "a
TOR RENT-Ro0Ns FOR Rant OVER
/ Gardiner 4 BaXters, IS MonroeSf. -Slu
TOR RENT ~ FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM
L heated. and Iurnished rooms Tor light house
keeping. Apply az room lUS New * )GsenRn
block. 3o7
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

The fnuaanse deposits % iron ore on
Postmaster General was fsrn in
Wisconsin causes lightning % strike It
IN every direction. Hs better stick on
that place until alter tae dark horse"
iies has blJvn 0vsr a. 10 the next
Presidency.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05
Shorthand Bookkeeping

80 r Er--zr ~tH r-se-
e~se fru-zerral re7rcsfI re Serstnsuf. -
.rsra fr-e- g. 1re wnrfts So tr eeserE Evr
rres scrT god n1rEions r. fhss sd cther
f-sIrT r4sr ~ We -fre- -
81 q -s,arrrsr1 sr6 re.sfres (aa-eee "a -
es>xzz- $1,000 s&sssx k.-A -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Al the iesdiog Icurrs's hava hsea
e~nns rtirz ga TIA sacrtness f he veol
eslio lsis sesr. They srs Afrsid q uot
ksving 4ucaeh - paA over tas eyes q
tie rosssrs * lie neat senerAl slscfsoa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

The brewing industry ranks sixth
smong ihe Industries q the United
Siafss I, VII % 4 good while before
ths red ri9bcn folks csa Let ths people
iudorcs legislation which virtually con-
fsc-les ali thai property. And any such
lex,slation would require. Dayonsts 70
enforce a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Tie Ist7Oit street car conductor who
sssed a rsshsr dilhdeut spd whsle0ouy
Nts from Windsor i be should not
"bel2 6er 70 siighf. hss bad 70 pay Tor
'he PARSED sha brok4 over bis bead. She
wanted - AZ him know that girls IN
Csnsds didu E saoke.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

Real Estdfe-Csfg.
HANE sses woS4H or CHICAGO rIig
! pnepeEks O. exchange tof eTs14 k<plas e.ly
t.fof.ery n ~ wili Il bange, l. = rrVNin.
Ls.,sst h.ock esp&l-s >sasfs heset
lsoR sALE-9HE mINlSOR DlNgA0 nAl A.
/ 0ll Is sold IS = ereNG tArgaln II lxken a.
oaoe. Inquire ia Aesorosni %
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
L h0uss. Cn ~Tfing - fssr g he-l akas
0weillEE bo1lse. SGtaes,et. ioT a. So, ans 80
- acre szfta So spArl@ iof . 4uNs III o. sElk4i
fsyGAe8ts aid lea~o1at4e tcflas H. A. D4pf~I
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-05

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